No really, robots are about to take a lot of jobs

ZDNet Innovation Weekly

June 24, 2022

No really, robots are about to take A LOT of jobs

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The AGM Glory G1S phone boasts an infrared camera and laser pointer

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We're seriously impressed by this built-like-a-tank phone with some rather unique features.

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